[thelist] CMS recommendation?
A Maynes
andrew at milords.com
Fri May 18 03:47:09 CDT 2007
Problem with this system is that it uses smarty and smarty is well known
for being buggy
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>[mailto:thelist-bounces at lists.evolt.org] On Behalf Of Tony Stratford
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>Hello,
>http://cmsmadesimple.org/
>I have used CMS Made Simple on three sites now. It is not the fastest
>but has been robust and seems to be well supported by the
>developers and
>user forums. It was one of the very few CMS solutions that I
>found that
>did do just the basics, without all the extra portal stuff. It is easy
>to configure and does produce standards-compliant pages.
>
>Tony Stratford
>
>Stefan Schwarzer wrote:
>> Hi there,
>>
>> I guess this question asks for a rather difficult, because
>> subjective, answer. But I thought I rather seek some
>assistance now,
>> and not when my chosen CMS sucks...
>>
>> I used XOOPS a while ago for developing a site, but found it rather
>> bulky, cumbersome, difficult to customize for some local needs, and
>> with some problems on the security side. I use Wordpress for
>a couple
>> of different blogs and found it really great. But it's not a CMS.
>>
>> So, for another project, where we need to make results from a
>> research project available - graphics, tables, maps, with some
>> explanations, docs - I would like to go for another CMS. I
>guess that
>> the site won't be too complex, having not more than 50
>pages, pretty
>> similar in style and content. It's rather only one person
>developing
>> and maintaining the site. No need for extended features like
>> calendar, polls, emailing etc.. Should be PHP based.
>>
>> As there are dozens/hundreds of CMS out there ( I looked at http://
>> www.opensourcecms.com to get some ideas ), I thought that
>> nevertheless there is some kind of most-often-used or so CMS
>( a bit
>> like Wordpress is one of the major blogs software ) for the given
>> purposes.
>>
>> Thanks for any advice.
>>
>> Stef
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